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This is how your friends secretly react when you ask them for help moving.
If only Jerry Seinfeld was a Phlatbed Driver! Some issues to consider are;
- The tricky friendship zone issue calling in favors
- The endless list of things to do during the move
- Takes longer than always estimated
- The tricky friendship IOU as a result
- Your move happens on their schedule!
Phlatbed makes ondemand moving and furniture delivery simple! It’s that simple! All drivers are pre-screened, and cleared before being approved to respond to your requests. Our network of Drivers are a community of helpers interested in helping in a simple yet affordable manner ondemand. Whether it’s furniture, appliances, small, medium, or large items, our drivers are at the ready with availability and flexibility. You can track your item in real time, chat with your driver in the app, and get your items where you want it, when you want it.
Phlatbed connects you to local drivers who can help you move stuff!
Don’t ruin your friendship, use Phlatbed!
Cheers!
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Comments
Upvote for seinfeld. 20+ years later still funny and relevant.
I'm curious how phlatbed is going. Where are you seeing the most usage? I'm past the stage in my life when I'm moving a lot and would really use this, but when I was in my 20s it would have been really useful.
Phlatbed is going quite well with over 14,000 drivers and growing exponentially on a daily basis. Currently in almost every major city, incumbent on the east coast when it comes to on-demand moving including junk removal and general labor etc. I can connect you with some internal people if interested.
You should partner with TaskRabbit and staff your rental trucks with furniture movers. How cool and helpful would that be? I am not talking about big moves, but like moving some stuff around the house. (for those who cannot)
Hi, actually there are no rental trucks. Drivers use their own vehicles, set their own rates, and chose which jobs/orders they respond to in real time.
It's not unusual to have a handful of drivers taking multiple orders at the IKEA in Brooklyn for example on weekends. One driver hauled in $600 in one weekend shuttling quick drops from that same IKEA branch.
Nice, this had me cracking up.....sooo true!